Refined sesame oil

Refined sesame oil softens and nourishes the skin, retains moisture and stimulates the creation of ceramides.

INCI: Sesamum Indicum Oil Appearance: liquid, from transparent to slightly cloudy, odorless Fatty acids: linoleic 43%, oleic 40%, palmitic 9%, stearic 5% Saponification number: 186-195 Iodine value (number of unsaturated bonds in the oil): 103-117 Density: 0.9 Unsaponifiable fraction: no more than 1.3% Solubility: oil soluble, insoluble in water Type: semi-dry Group: B2

Sesame oil in cosmetology

Sesame oil is very good to use daily to cleanse the skin. Thanks to good penetration into the skin, sesame restores its freshness and purity.

The oil contains Omega-6 and Omega-9 in almost equal parts. Such a harmonious balance helps to put metabolism in order, strengthen the immune system, and remove toxins and toxic substances from the body.

A complex of vitamins and antioxidants will give the oil bactericidal and wound-healing properties.

Using sesame oil in cosmetics and nutrition can have a beneficial effect on the body, the general condition of the skin of the body and head, hair and nails.

Sesame oil is successfully used for massages. It has a pleasant warming effect. They can be used to rub your chest for a cold or your feet.

Vitamin E promotes rejuvenation of aging skin and prevents negative UV effects, together with sesamol. This is a substance that also protects the skin from sun rays. Therefore, sesame is added to sunscreens, as well as to “anti-age” products.

Lecithin and protein help moisturize and soften the skin, restore its firmness, elasticity and retain moisture.

Cosmetic uses of sesame oil

Sesame oil is recommended for aging skin. It is also suitable for dry, rough skin. Sesame will soften and moisturize. Eliminates characteristic dryness, peeling, dullness of the skin. Due to the absorption of ultraviolet radiation, sesame is added to sunscreens. Sesame oil is a common component in cosmetics for sensitive and children's skin. Where you often need to relieve redness, soothe irritation, and relieve itching. In addition, sesame oil relieves swelling under the eyelids and smoothes wrinkles around the eyes. Sesame in the massage mixture helps relax the body muscles. It significantly evens out the microrelief on the skin, reducing pigment spots, marks from scars and cicatrices. Promotes healing of cracks and cuts. Helps treat eczema and psoriasis. Sesame mattifies the skin well, pre-pulling out impurities and cleansing the skin. It is added to treat acne. Sesame oil is good for the scalp. Excellent care for colored hair. Protects from drying out, moisturizes hair, restores lost shine and softness. In addition to strengthening hair, sesame seeds are good for strengthening thin and flaky nails.

The main cosmetic properties of refined sesame oil:

Stimulates collagen production; Helps regenerate skin; Maintains the balance of water and fats in the skin; Smoothes scars, scars, rash effects; Protects skin from ultraviolet radiation; Relieves redness, itching, peeling; Returns freshness to aging skin; Removes signs of fatigue under the eyes; Fights inflammation, bacteria

Application for face

Nourishes and moisturizes dry and sensitive skin; Opens pores and cleanses oily skin; Serves as a base for children's cosmetics, since there are very few cases of allergies; Helps mature skin cope with aging, have a healthy, well-groomed appearance; Evens out microrelief, smoothes wrinkles, reduces pigmentation, regulates sebum production.

Application for body

Added to anti-cellulite mixtures; Softens the skin of elbows and heels; Treats dermatological diseases; Returns firmness and elasticity.

Application for hair and nails

Restores damaged hair; Helps hair prone to dryness; Strengthens nail plates.

Input percentage: 2-100%

2-5% skin around the eyes; 5-10% children's cosmetics; 5-15% nail care; up to 20% in soap; up to 100% hair masks, balms for dryness.

Storage: in a cool and dry place.

Special instructions: pre-conduct a standard test for an allergic reaction.